A kid-made learning project
Learn the cool stuff Eon discovers.
Learn the cool stuff Eon discovers — games, space, math, code, 3D, languages and more.
Worlds to explore
Gaming Station
Physics & space through sandbox games — BeamNG, Universe Sandbox, Space Engine, No Man's Sky.
OpenMath Playground
Numbers, decimals, magnitude and absolute value — math made playful.
OpenCoding Lab
Block coding: loops, sequences and solving puzzles with code.
Open3D Studio
3D modeling & animation — keyframes, interpolation and rendering.
OpenModeling Lab
Sculpting 3D models in Nomad Sculpt — shapes, painting and detail.
OpenChinese Journey
Learning Chinese characters and numbers, one stroke at a time.
OpenLanguage Lab
Words and phrases in Japanese, Chinese and English — say it out loud!
OpenMusic & Moves
Drumming, guitar, jump rope and getting active — learning by doing.
OpenDrawing Journey
Drawing the Earth, the Moon, and even a black hole.
OpenWorld Quests
Exploring the world — from Big Ben to the Statue of Liberty.
OpenAI Playground
Using AI tools safely and creatively to make and learn.
OpenUnboxing & Real World
Watches, gadgets, toys and real-life adventures — with a curious eye.
OpenLatest lessons
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World Quest: Flying to Big Ben and Climbing the Statue of Liberty
Eon kicks off his Explorer series using Google Earth, Street View, and a National Park virtual tour to find Big Ben in London and climb all the way up inside the Statue of Liberty in New York.
The Repeat Machine: How One Loop Block Does the Work of Many
On Code.org's challenge puzzle, Eon stops stacking 'east, east, east' and wraps it in a repeat block — then hunts down an off-by-one bug when the pig starts crying.
Gravity by the Numbers: Crashing Cars in BeamNG
Eon cranks the gravity in BeamNG from Earth to Jupiter to the Sun, reads the negative numbers out loud, and figures out why a bigger minus pulls cars down harder.
Keyframes: Making a Moon Spin by Itself
Eon animates a 3D moon in Blender with just two keyframes, learns that the real Moon is tidally locked to Earth, and discovers the computer fills in every frame in between.
No Man's Sky: The Hunt for a Black Hole
Eon's very first No Man's Sky stream turns into a galaxy-spanning quest to reach a black hole — and a crash course in star colors, fuel, and gravity along the way.
Eon's 'Baby Tornado': What Makes Air Spin?
Eon spots a tiny tornado in his game and calls it a cute baby tornado — here's what a tornado actually is and why air spins into a funnel.